Splinter Cell slowly begins to circle the drain with this new entry in the series.

Tight controls; great voice acting; wide variety of approaches to most situations; good amount of weapons and gadgets to play with

Different play styles end up constraining the player; Sam Fisher's new voice doesn't fit at all; graphics appear quite dated without the texture pack; feels less like Splinter Cell and more like 24

Its a great game for a few months then it gets stale.Coop will keep it fresh for about a half a year.This comes from a big splinter cell fan BTW.More action oriented than stealthy approach.

What have they done to Splinter Cell, I loved the last one, Conviction, but this... UGH, no thanks you, statue is OKAY!!! If it wasn't cheap I'd of been dissapointed but for the price its fair.

… This game is going to be a bit like Conviction. Now let me try to explain this, I like Conviction, but when I play that game and think back to the more old school days of Chaos Theory, Pandora Tomorrow and especially the original Splinter Cell, I can't help but feel a bit agitated that Ubisoft has...

For the hardcore fans of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series, Blacklist was released by Ubisoft in August 2013 as a sequel for their previous installment; Splinter Cell : Conviction.

The best gameplay of the Splinter Cell series so far ; Dazzling Graphics ; Interesting Storyline

Low Framerate per sec (FPS) - 30; Bad voice acting; a little glitchy and laggy at times

No good can be found in this game. No Michael Ironside no deal. Gameplay is subpar and story is laughable. Why did they take such a leap back into failed game mechanics .

Andre Kobin goes from being an intensely detestable two-bit thug to the coolest character in the series? How did that happen?

Ghosting through a battleground of enemies shooting at where they think Sam might be hiding - and never once realising their mistake until it's too late

Hello; wildly out of place first person shooting segment

feels like an apology to the fans who took exception to what they saw as a dumbing-down of the series, but the developers have not abandoned their ambitions to capture a more mainstream audience.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist – prior to this entry, I'd only played the first game in the series, on the Xbox, and I didn't quite get it. It had some issues that made it pale in comparison to Hitman 2 , one of my favourite games at the time when it came to stealth titles.

Sam Fisher is back, and after emerging from the development shadows, it's clear that the long wait has been well worth it. While not everyone, particularly longtime fans of the Splinter Cell series, may have always agreed with the direction in which the more recent entries have headed (Splinter...